“ranging from the conceptual to the political, the traditional to the experimental, the figurative to the abstract, this exhibition positions paper as a principal art form”

“Feldman’s marks are digitally manipulated photo impressions made using hand-carved potato stamps, which begin the process of shriveling and rotting the moment they are cut open ... a kind of dance with Father Time” - Sara Roffino

“in his most well-known series ... the artist uses as little paint as possible and works hard to conceal the labor that goes into achieving the sense of efficacy that often defines his all-over compositions” - Émile Rubino

“to define Jacanamijoy’s paintings is to construct the genealogy of a signature cosmology that is the outcome of an intercultural fusion between his ancestors’ traditions and his Western artistic baggage”

new paintings by Murakami where he pursues his fascination with the narrative of Japanese art, offering interpretations of and interventions in iconic historical paintings

exhibited for the first time, a powerful series of rough and complex collages by Franco, based on LA and made from layers of images and signs, symbols and text

new prints by the Academy Award–nominated director, who uses generative AI to create imagery which he then renders into pigment and gelatin silver prints

new drawings and paintings on paper, in Lowe’s debut exhibition in Switzerland, show how he centers on interpreting and transforming shared structures and sites, and uses community-based projects to catalyze change

in O’Brien’s debut solo exhibition at the gallery, a striking suspended sculpture that merges two grand pianos into a singular form, hovering mid-air. alongside smaller works created from repurposed materials partly sourced in Berlin

pioneering international kinetic and computer artists, whose innovative approach and experimental practice laid the groundwork for today’s rich and diverse landscape of digital art

“how can one represent ambiguity in painting?” asks the artist ... “as a painter, you’re confronted with white and death every day. How is it possible to make something invisible appear?” - Victorine Grataloup

Cardenas works from the archetypal Ancient Greek myth of Prometheus to examine our contemporary relationship to culture and meaning, and question the role of painting in the context of accelerated image culture

the paintings in Fernandez’s first solo exhibition with the gallery offer “dreamlike windows into childhood memories, narrating raw anxieties alongside moments of understated joy and innocence”

a comprehensive overview of the work of this pivotal figure on the international art scene, for whom “painting was always a means of conversing with space”

dream-like tables, shelves, lamps and wall reliefs in the Danish designer and Master-cabinet maker’s first solo exhibition in France

“a survey of paintings of seemingly absurd and disparate moments related to the 1979 Iranian Revolution . . examines the socio-political impact of the revolution and the means through which it came to be”

works by Pati Hill and Wolfgang Tillmans as the gallery hosts Air de Paris for Condo 2025

recent collages and assemblages in painted, cut paper and wood alongside new bronze and mixed media sculptures and objects

the European debut solo exhibition of the American contemporary artist merges scientific inquiry and visual art, and features a nine-meter-long double-sided scroll at its centre

Lagos in the 1970s, the first exhibition of portraits by the husband and wife duo at one of the city’s most vibrant photographic studios, capturing its joyous spirit

the Nairobi-based artist’s debut solo exhibition at the gallery spans both spontaneous ink drawings and abstract figurative paintings, imbued with psychological and emotional depth

an ambitious new body of work by the London-based figurative painter - “mythological tableau vivants that manage to be at once extraordinarily realistic and yet remain strange and surreal”

this installation of 488 socks by the London based textile artist in the gallery’s 2024 Fashion Commission examines sustainability, both in fashion and in our lives more broadly

artworks from the 1990s and 2000s - and a recent film shot in Korea - where Gillick explores “the aesthetics of our socio-political infrastructure ... that are the backdrop to daily life in post-industrial society”

never-before-seen photographs in this exhibition of the late artist’s “spirited exploration of culture, intimacy, desire and pain”

works by Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia and Sam Llewellyn-Jones transform the gallery space into an immersive indoor-outdoor experience “resonating with tension and unease”

the first UK institutional solo exhibition by the celebrated American artist, writer and activist spans the breadth of his practice with new site-specific video, installation, performance, poetry, and prints in “a testament to survival, ordinary survival”

new works by Eve Ackroyd, Tomas Harker, Xingxin Hu, Sooim Jeong, Joseph Jones, Maria Meyer and Sarah Poots in an exhibition which focusses on mundane, seemingly insignificant, brief and ephemeral moments

“works on paper, created between 1959 and 1963, during a period of radical experimentation when Kounellis began presenting the fundamental components of communication: numbers, arrows, symbols, and letters”


in collaboration with the Comité Picabia and curated by Beverley Calté and Arnauld Pierre, over forty post-war artworks by Picabia in the first major solo exhibition exclusively exploring his unique final period

new work which redefines the representation of the female form in contemporary art from the artist known for large-scale oil paintings

with both rarely seen and new machine-assisted paintings and film, this is Groebel’s first solo exhibition with the gallery

“Droescher is interested in the process of weaving as an act of documenting the passage of time” - Victoria Tarak

“artists from around the world whose works capture a sense of contemplation and inward focus”

Schröder’s debut in London features three different series’ of new paintings which reflect on our perception and concentration in a rapidly changing world

Kerunen’s first solo exhibition in the UK features a new body of sculptures, sound installations, and performance that examine living forms of knowledge embedded within Ugandan communities

“we are what we throw away” - Turk’s muted paintings of used packaging slyly elevate these empty containers of used products from our commercial culture

Copenhagen-based Ferreira Da Silva presents an immersive installation with film, sculpture, painting, and performance to examine family history, trauma, and personal discovery

an exhibition by one of Southeast Asia’s leading contemporary artists, known for intricately handmade texiles and installations which respond to societal issues in Thailand, migration and personal stories of grief and remembrance

works by artists including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Julien Berthier, Blutch, Alain Bublex, Robert Cottingham, Gilles Elie, Douglas Gordon, Charles Hascoët, Gregor Hildebrandt, Jim Jarmusch, Mike Kelley, Martin Kersels, Elodie Lesourd, Christian Marclay ...

the recipient of the Special Judge’s Award presented by Pippy Houldsworth as part of the Cass Art Prize 2024 draws on his experiences with mental health from the perspective of an adult survivor

works by ten figurative artists exploring the means through which they abstract their subject to convey a deeper and more wholistic understanding of it

new paintings exploring French gardens and interiors associated with Marie Antoinette, in the final exhibition of a year-long collaboration between sketch and Hong Kong and Shanghai-based Pearl Lam Galleries

Förg’s small and contemporaneous simulacra, presented alongside the larger works they replicate in an exhibition conceived with the artist’s estate and in collaboration with Hauser & Wirth

a masterful blend of storytelling and symbolism as one of the most exciting contemporary artists from the Democratic Republic of Congo explores the consequences of toxic waste and its effect on local Congolese communities

new work by the Peruvian artist “experimenting with diverse media and pushing the boundaries of her print and painting practice whilst maintaining the political power that makes her work increasingly urgent” - Diego Chocano

titled after a poem in Lisa Robertson’s 1993 critique of nature through a feminist perspective, the Mexican born and UK based artist’s debut London solo exhibition explores her relationship to landscapes both familiar and uncanny

twenty-four paintings from Kawara’s signature series - known as his “Date Paintings” - in the gallery’s first exhibition of the Japanese artist’s work since his death

Sadik’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, and in London, uses video to examine the lives of the Maghrebi youth of France, and especially second-generation emigres from former French colonies

the gallery inaugurates its new London space with works by established and emerging artists who are part of its identity and who showcase the innovative practices and thematic diversity that define it

curated by Virginia Damtsa, more than fifteen artists in an exhibition of museum-quality, privately owned sculptures spanning over two millennia

the American artist’s first UK exhibition transforms the gallery into an immersive environment related to its location in Kensington Gardens

Heydari’s paintings present “seemingly absurd and disparate moments related to the 1979 Iranian Revolution”

“Welling’s photographic works are defined by relentless experimentation, much of which takes place entirely in the darkroom”

a group show of emerging artists which engages with art historical dialogues about pictorial and visual language in our contemporary moment

“an exhibition that delves into the intricate relationship between consumerism and sustainability, questioning how objects are attributed worth in a world shaped by disposability”

new paintings by one of the most important pioneers of abstract painting in Europe

the first UK solo exhibition by the Berlin-based artists and musicians, two of the most influential artists currently working with artificial intelligence

an exhibition of work by two of Britain’s pioneering abstract artists which revisits their seminal joint exhibition at the VIII São Paulo Biennial in 1965

new drawing, installation, sculpture and video work form a fictional autobiography in Van de Velde’s first exhibition in the gallery’s Berlin spaces

“he takes from one world and places it into another. The first world is a fast-moving, stressful and at times dark one - the digital world. The other is ours - the physical”

the gallery presents a group of Wesselmann’s “steel drawings” for the first time

continuing on from the gallery’s previous screenings of his work, this is the first UK exhibition of Conner’s Three Screen Ray

named after the type of computer memory, an exhibition of new and recent work “centred around a hard-coded timeless language shared by the two artists across painting and sculpture”

accompanying the exhibition at the gallery’s Grosvenor Square space, Murakami takes over the Shop in Burlington Arcade with new flower paintings in the upstairs space, and publications, prints, and merchandise downstairs

new works by the artist who “combines figurative and abstract elements, computer modelling and painting, careful planning and chance” to examine memory and the passing of time

McCree presents cardboard sculpture, cast aluminium and folded metal sculpture, painting, drawing and film as he continues his exploration of body, painting and sculpture

“the paintings now are more complex, spacial and European ; colour and drawing more vital and integrated. He feels more attuned to European painters like ; Braque, Robert Delaunay, Nolde, early Kirchner, Veronese and Rubens” - Edmund Duffy

an exhibition curated by Harry Whitelock and Katja Farin, with works by Harry Whitelock, Katja Farin, Sophie Smorczewski, Hannah Naify, Jacob Freeman, Mengmeng Zhang, Seonhee Jung, Komal Bakshi and Teodora Nitsolova

the seventeenth edition of the annual prize which celebrates talented young photographers, gifted amateurs, and established professionals

eleven new paintings and a sculpture in this exhibition which examines physicality and bodily autonomy in Simon’s signature style - simple contextless forms against monochromatic backdrops

for Condo London 2025 the gallery shows Jimmy DeSana and hosts Kendall Koppe, Glasgow

new and well-known works by the artist in an exhibition which creates “a space that invites viewers to dive deeply into the material and relationships of his various pieces”

“in a practice spanning drawing, installation, sculpture and video work, Rinus Van de Velde creates a fictional autobiography, drawing on imagined memories of a life never lived”

a comprehensive exhibition with two new large installations, an early projection work, new in-wall Glassworks pieces, holograms, models, prints, and plans of Roden Crater, as well as other photographs, prints, and archival materials

a comprehensive retrospective of Van Kerckhoven’s extensive career, with works from 1981 to the past year

new and recent paintings “alive with a sense of movement” in the Hungarian artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery in Venice

a groundbreaking exhibition which pairs one of the most important German painters of the post-war period with works by the 19th-century French master, whose work he has been evoking and paying homage to for over a decade

works by the Paris-based artists, who collaborate on performance, video, installation, and other formats to examine themes of memory, history, sexuality, and identity

curated by Hilton Als, over forty new works on paper in the artist’s first exhibition to focus solely on drawing


the virtuoso painter unveils fourteen new works created over the past two years - “I have developed a new vocabulary ... I allow myself to stage my great masters of art history through a new perspective”

a unique exhibition which focusses on the paintings created in and inspired by Basquiat’s visits to Switzerland

the gallery celebrates the late artist with a wide-ranging, outsize exhibition of the work of “one of the most important photographers of the final quarter of the 20th century” - Taco Dibbits

“a classic composition by the artist: a central image, a lively imaginary seascape, surrounded on all sides by smaller images that the artist likes to call ‘marginal remarks’”

the gallery’s first exhibition of work by one of the founders of the Figuration Libre movement reveals “a vision of art without borders ... effectively abolishing any hierarchy that values high culture over low culture”

Dingwall’s first UK solo exhibition interweaves of photography and textile to explore the complexities of our contemporary world and the human experience

new works by Kabangu where he examines and explores his recollection of his own childhood dreams

works by gallery artists including Herman Lohe, Alexander Klingspor, Eric Length, Rhine Bernardino, Nicole Wassall, Xuesen Liu, Takefumi Hori, Aniko Kuikka, Roger Holtom, Adrian Ramos, and Shadi Rezaei

“the uniqueness of Poliakoff’s gouaches lies in their space for exploration and discovery” - Dr. Dimitri Ozerkov

ambitious wall hangings “rich in cultural reference and personal history, Kenia’s distinctive work explores familial legacies, Andean mythologies, and diasporic identity”

including a series of Roman artefacts, this exhibition explores the ancient through the lens of Italian artists Giorgio de Chirico, Salvo and Giulio Paolini, alongside the Mexican artist Jorge Méndez Blake

Helyer’s first solo exhibition with the gallery - “her paintings examine relationships and physical acts of touching as the manifestation of love ... they manifest one fundamental question - what is to be human?” - Saša Bogojev


works by artists of the gallery program including Yael Bartana, Karla Black, Ross Bleckner, Monica Bonvicini, Isabella Ducrot, Thomas Eggerer, Anna Gaskell, Sanya Kantarovsky, Sean Landers, Zoe Leonard, Robert Longo, Alexandra Metcalf, Matt Mullican ...

an exhibition which highlights Dell'Orco’s ability to merge architectural principles with artisanal craftsmanship - furniture that is both a work of art and a practical object

the conceptual artist and photographer questions the identity-forming potential of political systems using regional political scandals and European conflicts as examples

this exhibition turns the gallery into “a land inhabited by fantastic creatures inspired by mythologies” to spread the idea our planet’s decay

as part of the wider celebrations to commemorate 100 years of Surrealism, the gallery presents Ernst’s 1926 edition - published by Jeanne Bucher

“Maloof explores the diversity and complexity of the material and perceptible world. Each domestic scene that she represents shows the depth of daily life and shares an intimate experience of her joys, hopes, or fears” - Marianne Derrien

new sculptures from the French artist which re-cast human bodies into hybridised beings

sculptures of women Nourry met at a support centre for female victims of violence in a project that continues her work exploring women’s role in society using the symbolism of clay

a manifesto group exhibition which explores the fundamental notions of light, time and space, leading us to rethink our relationship with the image

a group exhibition of works by gallery artists, with older, iconic works alongside new creations

Davidson’s large-scale portraits reveal the personal stories and experiences of those whose lives were affected by the Troubles in Northern Ireland

one of Prouvé’s models of the 6×6 house from 1944, which will be a permanent installation in the garden of the gallery space

a new body of work marking the culmination of Ding as 2024 Artist-in-Residence at MAMOTH - “Ding captures contemporary women’s multifaceted reflections on daily life and social relationships”

the Spanish artist focuses on the spiritual realm - “in the past few years, I’ve had experiences that make me believe in the reality of the spiritual beyond any need for faith”

the gallery debut of this immersive installation in film and sound fills the entire exhibition space - “a work in light, illuminating the infinite beauty of chance”

“through the interplay of precision and indifference, Henry generates a unique visual language that skilfully addresses fundamental questions about humanity and society through its dreamlike absurdity” - Lorenz Ecker

“the intense feeling I experience when I approach a work by Evi Keller is first and foremost that of seeing intensified” - Olivier Kaeppelin

the gallery celebrates its one hundredth exhibition with a presentation of works by gallery artists and guests

the German sculptor known for his minimalistic, geometric works exploring intersections of space, form, and perception exhibits in Finland for the first time

new paintings by Olowska in dialogue with photographs by Turbeville - together with a tableau vivant that weaves together reflections on fashion, commerce, painting, photography, and the atmospheric forces that shape these realms

classic and vintage masterpieces in the second of the gallery’s special two-part group exhibition - which includes a series of events, openings, and book signings - to celebrate the gallery’s thirty-year journey

the Nigerian artist explores self and the outside world - “I started to respond differently to my environment, I started to listen to how I responded to places, and I used that to create harmony between environment, body, and a sense of self”

on the occasion of COP29 in Baku, the gallery presents a significant group exhibition which examines questions around what is natural and what is artificially constructed

thirty years after Boetti’s death this unique exhibition pays tribute both to the man himself, and to “his life, his mental process, and his mathematical, combinatorial, and playful approaches”

all fabricated by the Swiss company, furniture, art, and sculpture in an exhibition which examines a century of collaborations at the intersection of material expertise, art, and design

constantly changing walk-through spatial installations and sculptures from the artist duo of Alice Hauck and Amelie Plümpe

Mahlangu’s first public work in the UK is a monumental, site-specific mural in the garden at Serpentine North

a new large-scale sculpture by Richter, located beside Serpentine South in Kensington Gardens, which continues his examination of reflections, systems, and repetitions

an immersive experience made up of unusual objects, fantastical characters and installations that play with light and colour or defy the laws of physics, space and time

the first of the gallery’s new initiative dedicated to special projects and thematic presentations presents a poetic series by Estève of delicate embroidery on silk documenting Athens’ landscapes, textures, and rhythms

three bodies of work from across five decades in this “reflection upon a lifetime through Rattazzi's lens”

curated by Daniel Malarkey and titled after the opening line of Daphne du Maurier’s “Rebecca”, over thirty artists across generations, disciplines, and geographies explore memory, transformation, and the dynamic interplay between past and present

curated by Christian Domínguez Dietzel, Brusatin’s latest series celebrates “nature’s cycles, fragility, strength, and the quest for meaning, inviting viewers on an introspective journey where the primordial and eternal intertwine”

the gallery’s first solo exhibition of Benassi, whose work spans photography, installation, painting, performance, and sculpture

four Ziggurat paintings by the artist trio, on view for the first time in Switzerland

twenty photographs and a painting present “Heck’s unique fusion of photography and painting, characterized by a bold embrace of natural light, resulting in a stunning array of unapologetically beautiful and vividly colorful images”

all new paintings and works on paper reflecting her reverence for the natural world, in Uman’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland - presented in partnership with Nicola Vassell Gallery, NY

Fenichel’s first UK solo exhibition - “she is one of the true rebels and is an extremely important, if somewhat under-recognized artist in art history” - Juri Koll

curated by Edoardo Monti, an exhibition of five artists from Palazzo Monti, the residency/cultural institution he founded in 2017

works from 1970 to 2020 by Gorchov, who was one of the generation of painters who broke with the traditional rectangular frame in the 1960s, establishing a new link between sculpture and painting

small-scale sculptures and drawings by Moore in dialogue with pieces of furniture from Casa Malaparte - drawing unexpected connections between sculptor and designer

six ceramic artists with “unique interpretations of storytelling, culture, and personal identity, expressed through the medium of clay”

“I draw in prose, but a few rhymes escape. Imagination must be used with caution; it’s too fast and flies off in all directions. Drawing, on the other hand, is slow, building closed forms and solid cages, beginning where speech ends” - Adami

Simpson selects drawings from his own archive and ongoing work - “working drawings, thinking with the hand: problem solving, notes to self, visual reminders - purely functional” - David Risley

over two decades of Gorman’s handmade works on paper, with a focus on the motif of the circle